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PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., Monp AY, JANUARY 29, 1912.

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‘Member for Kootenay Likely to
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Janadian Press Despatch.
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SUCCEEDS MR. CUTHEERT
Assessor Edwards of Revelstoke
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i EDY OF THE BALKAN EMPRESS” RENDERED FOR THE ejood that A. S. Goodeve mem. |AllShipments of Hair Composed|Arthur Cuthbert, whe recently CITY CLAIMS TO BE THE COAST TERMINAL OF THE C. N. E.
TRAG ; ; :
FIRST TIME IN CANADA ATTRACTS CROWDED HOUSE |ber for Kootenay, will get the ap- of Chinamen’s Queues Must Be resigned his position here, Mr. Ek.) TRANSCONTINENTAL, QUOTES DESPATCH FROM OFFICIAL
AT THE EMPRESS THEATRE ON SATURDAY NIGHT. | pointment of commissioner of the Disinfected Bsfore Landing at) Mdwards, of Revelstoke, has been SOURCES, AND BELITTLES VANCOUVER’S CHANCES.
ie - | Yukon, | Canadian Ports. appointed, He will take up his| Ol
Reproduced by local Montene-{is the tragedy of the royal maide n| Ree Se ce ed : —— duties next week. Mr. Edwards) hat stewart is definitely set-|so boldly and energetically at-
talent of remarkably high Danice, who is loved by Stanko, a i Col al Ds # Canadian Press Despatch. is a Government employee of tléd to he thet Paoile Saal Loneltnowad.: )
7 4 traitor to his land. The play re- ye TERYee > Sie UO ane ieee Ottawa, Jan, 29.—Owing to the| some fifteen years standing. minus of the Canadian Northeast- “Ve , ‘
on Saturday night in. the} ails incidents {na @rest Daltte jof the Baptist church will give a ho} ‘a wo SP ee Ls eek a a Rail aero ans ad ¥ al Vancouver is not and cannot
ss Theatre » Servian his-| .. Y : s Washington-Lincoln banquet in|W!olesale cutting off of the queue jern Mailway Is now contidently| become the natural port and out-
Pheatre, the Se 4 b well known in Montenegrin his-| : oe lby Chinamen in China, and the Trades and Labor Council. asserted by the Portland Canal|/jet for the future wealtt
‘ f the “Balkan Bm-| , N ie | Me Intyre Hall on February 22nd. : ; 3 1e future wealth of the
drama 0 alké 4 tory when the Montenegrins over- | Tickets $2,00. it jconsequent large export of hu- A meeting of the Trades and Miner on the strength of a tele-| Peace river district. Its pro-
s” attracted a full house. As|threw the Turks, and 20,000 sol-| Scare jman hair to foreign countries for Labor Couneil will be held in| graphie despatch in the Montreal ducts will seek and will reach
» play was given in the Monte-|diers were killed, Bid commercial purposes, the Goy-| Carpenters’ Hal] at 8 o’clock this) Star, Following is the despatch tidewater by the shortest and
rin language, the Montene-| No expense was spared by the “Something New. jernment has amended quarantine] evening for the purpose of elect-| quoted in the latest issue of the] easiest route to the nearest and
7 themselves predominated | !0¢ al Montenegrins,, members of| Imitation leather for covering |regulations to the effect that all]/ing permanent officers and dis-| Miner: best harbor. The most cursory
audience, but a large num-| the Servian Society, to have the |e hairs, making cushions, window/vessels carrying a shipment of|Cussing other matters. | “Toronto, Jan, 10.—Informa-|glance at the map of British Gol-
English speaking citizens| Play property staged, The dresses] seats and all kinds of upholster-|human hair to Canadian ports Parer ee Bi |tion of two important new lines of|umbia will convince anyone that
d themselves of the oppor -| and uniforms were complete to}ing. Looks like leather—-wears|must have the same disinfected Stalker .& Wells for fancy | pailway proposed by the Canadian|the natural route is straight west
f seeing performed this|the las t detail and rie hly embel-| longer. Wallace’s. i8tf and cleaned before landing it. creamery butter, 40c pound. tf | Northern in widely separated|ward and the port is Stewart.
play, which, it is elaimed,|!ished, rhe stage of the Geibtee et ais iat ita ili | parts of Canada comes out here] “The early development of the
er before been produce 1d] Theatre was never seen brighter jfrom official ‘sources, oe of) northern interior is as certain as
da jwith color, the barbaric splendor} these is an extension of the Gan- ; ;
h the help of a program|0f the reproductions of historio} adian Northeastern from Edmon- the earth's journey round the
gave in English a brief}Montenegrin dress for warfare] ton or Athabaska Landing to the|S¥"> ene that Gpyalp Diners Or
of the plot and a com-| being — brilliant. The part. of Pacific coast, across the Peace not take place without making
\nndonit otetha principal | Stanko, which is the heaviest in River district through the north- Stewart at once an active and im-
‘et by act, the English|the play, was very well performed ern interior, eventually terminat- portant seaport city and the ter-
portion of the audience iE ind Danice, too (played by a F Be D | f Si G ing at Stewart on the Portland|™!2us of an important part of a
pong the play fairiy{siender featured youth instead off Vancouver World Publishes urther Details of Sir George canal in Nortnern british Coum-|tanseontinental railway sys-
fact, well enough to wish]@ irl), was really a clever bit of h N E H bia. ;
id understand the longer|Work. The other members of the Doug ty’ s ew nterprise ere | im another apticle on the G.N. ojrsellitisknital aes a
ies which were made by the] company all showed absolutely —— |. in the same issue the “Miner” | Notice.
S /atriotis is thejletter perfect facility, speaking goes on to say: From no part of For the purpose of electing of-
2 buls aut ne d with never a sign of faltering, and TAKEN OVER CUMSHEWA CANNERY the province will there be any op-|ficers and tsb han ilies Pi et + ane
Montenegrin by this play, | acting with an intensity which position. There can be hardly|other business that may come be-
vuse frequently rang out}carried its meaning well, too many railways in B. GC, It|fore it, the annual meeting of the
tk The ole ‘ 8 e orth has eften been said, and probably|Prince Rupert Liberal Associa-
ic passages in the piece The whole play is well wort , P , 3 3 rs
iyers were all well pies coving. It is to be given again| Company Has Purchased Patent Rights to Manufacture Flaked Fish and Entered ¥(()) (ein, that it is the hardest|tion will be held in the K. of P.
Montenegrins, and inal S jon aaantes oigt, and arolans: into Satisfactory Arrangement With Grand Trunk Pacific Railway for omen aR oe span. Shiels ua But eae ovate 0b Se
imces were greeter with; tions of each act Wil ye given ° * yuile oads or re ays, ; ‘ 4 f WwW
s by their friends. aloud in English between the acts Shipments of All Products From This Port may be said with equal truth that members of the association or
lhe story of the play was given|so that everyone may know what sir George Doughty and his;who is at present in this city from | assist ance in marketing their nowhere else zon earth have gig-|not, are requested to be present.
--| JTRS rge De ugh Ts Se * EN: a sh Meee Ae | paar ve wall_lenawn thatlantie engineering problems been|5t P, W. ANDERSON, Sec-Treas.
of Grimsby, England, aftalems dnt rival of his principal, stated yes- | the rhe, a British eee is} = : ——
; exceedingly rich in its fisheries,
GLY CHARGE DIVER W L of the board of directors and/terday to a representative of the Loni have hiihekia healt ine ’
general manager, respectively, of| World, in discussing the aims adequately developed, and our ;
the British Columbia Fisheries,;and objects of the newly organ- }company, properly equipped with
formed with a capital of $41,250,-| dustrial company, with an Eng-/| ence, should do well,
000 to develop the deep sea and}lish charter, established to. de- “The fishing stations now be-
pe Eamens Used d Knife in Self One of the Slings About the Glen) ,,astal fisheries if Northern!velop the fisheries on the coast of|/ing acquired include a salmon
es ; : Neat es Ve can ; : mo} ; Bourassa’s Newspaper Says Na-|Slings Placed on Glen Rosa on
Defense When Desperately; Rosa Must Be Adjusted—Ex-) j3;j{j<h Gloumbia on a large scale,| British Columbia, and has been/cannery and saltery at Skidegate, tionalist Member Will Not Wait Saturday—Second Descent Im-
Afraid for His Life—Scrap pect to Raised the Wrecked) ape expected to arrive here short-| formed with a capital of $1,250,-|Graham Island, with plant for the for Government to Act, but Will possib! Diving Suit Split Just
Arose Over a Whisky Shampoo. Tug Today. ly rhe new company will take|000, divided half into 7 per cent,| Manufacture of fish oil; an oil ’
: e new col will take » divi ‘ Lo 4 ent, ; e Move Repeal of Naval Bill Soon.| as Surface Was Reached.
- | over the cannery, sallery and oil)cumulative participating prefer-| works at Cumshewa Inlet, and ° A ts fe aa .
Samens was acquitted of| Before the wrecked Glen Rosa| works of Messrs, Simon Fraserjence shares and half into de-/ freehold sites at the mouth of Canadian Press Despatch. | It was impossible after all to
iarge of unlawfully wound-/|can be raised another trip to the) & Co, at Clew, Cumshewa Inlet,|/ ferred shares. Sir George Dough- Skidegate Inlet, with extensive Man tKART Tan 29 “Le De- | raise the sunken Glen Rosa on
Williams and J. Con-|pottom of the sea must be made/near Prince R and will make;ty, the chairman, has agreed to| Water frontages. WR eS eer eens : Saturday afternoon as had been
Kitsumkah on Xmas considerable extensions to thejbe responsible for the organiza- “We are also arranging for the| ire,” Bourassa’s newspaper and ‘iniata ;
eae by Diver Evanson, He will de-|°° : i ; ficial rt ;_|anticipated. Although very suc-
at. ADMUAME ADPPRMA OY today -at-8-0,.m,. One on rete the B.C. Maneree gael aan O2 the business in British] employment of about 50 families} #e Oficial organ of the National-|...fu1 in his first descent to the
; fore Judge Young, and his}°**" AY PR eM aN also entered into an agreement/Columbia, and the knowledge and] ¥¢ \ nite Labrador fishermen of ists, states that the Nationalist wreck, when he fixed two slings
vas defended by W. E. Wil- | the slings has got to be adjusted) with the Marvis Gompany where-!/experience of commercial Ashing,| | ees : member of Parliament will short- at ‘bo wand stern. of the boat
On the charge of escaping|to make the lifting perfectly safe.|by the patent rights of the manu-|both of himself and Mr. W. V.} yevonshire stock, on we want tO) ]y move for the repeal of the Diver Evanson was unable to
custody he pleaded guilty, | It would be possible,’ said Gap-| facture of flaked fish by the eom-| Doughty, who is alsa on the board| give white labor preference wher-| Naval Bill enacted by the late deaieiitcs adoond: tities ania
tness named Johnston gave}tain Norman Broadhurst this|}pany’s process is secured for|and will act as general manager,| ever possible. We also contem-|Government, It says that he willline clings secure to his taste. He
ved and peculiar evidence| morning, “to raise the wreck and|Canada and the United States,}/is well known plate building up the herring in-/not wait for the Government lo},4) wipe cable connection estab-
fh amused those who heard}pump her out at the surface by|and the B, C, | isheries will ex-| ‘The company has entered into! dustry to a considerable extent|act, as it is loo slow, and it states lished between the Glen Rosa. and
was far from satisfactory|{he wharf here, but what we in-/port considerable fish prepared in/satisfactory arrangements with} and we have already ordered sey-j further that he will not allow his|ing wrecking seow above, and it
the Court. Witness wore|{end to do is to take her into|this manner. ithe Grand Trunk Pacific Railway} eral power boats to enable us to} tiotion to stand over until next was. beliaved that.if strain: suena
iges about his head, having| shallow water at Hays Creek and The official of the company,|which should prove of valuable|go in for deep sea fishing,” session, pul on the cable then the wreck
y nh a gasoline explosion two/there beach her. Then in case he eatin, would come up all right.
a ago. He said that all the} anything slipping during ANOTHER UNION FORMED But Evatson wished to make
had arisen out of a whis-| jing out the boat will a. apnea his tackle absolutely fast before
pumping 1 1 ack a u 7 a JeTOre
shampoo administered lO/easily secured again.’ Cooks and Waiters Organize ajje gaye the word to the winch
Y Williams, who after a] The Glen Rosa rests on a ledge Strong Body. men to haul away. He intended
trial had been sentenced to|pelow the Rupert Marine wharf ——— to go down a second time on Sat-
link two glasses of whisky and/within a few feet of a regular] z P | The cooks and waiters of the}urday and see to this, but when
bed, Laughter. Later|c¢hasm some thirty fathoms deep- M hi r A i es t Give Additional Unit of Power Production city met in Carpenters’ Hall Sat-|he reached the surface after hay-
me augh ol hirty. 's deco Machinery Arrives to ’ Hall
vegan the scrap in whichjep, into which had she rolle¢ | Cj Li urday night, H. Potts of the Typo-]ing been down well over an hour
4 ife play began, and during|/when she sank she would prob-| h P an graphical Union acting as chair-|it was found that the condition of
lis Witness Johnston loaded his/ably have remained, There is| at the ity 1g t t man, After some discussion,|the diving suit was too unsafe to
} and prepared to defend him- llittle hope now that the bodies By the G, 'T, P, steamer Henri-; loaded al the G, T. P. wharf, not, fectly well accomplished by local | during whieh Mr, Potts ably pre-|warrant a second descent. In the
F from his bunk, Witness/of Captain Tallander and his son/eite there has just Pere the}at the Government wharf, as had} jabor under his own supervision,|sented the advantages of union,;sleeve just as Evanson got clear
‘ his evidence with care full will be recovered, | transformer and other machinery}been intended at first, Tb will be It will take about. three weeks. or| 28" organization was effected. jof the water there gaped a great
R-ervations at eritical "Noitite oie a —— necessary to increase ‘the current/teamed over to the plant and k th aban Bera : The officers chosen are: Presi-|slit, and other parts of the suit
vich did not favorably impress} pest meal in town at Savoy.| production at the city light plant. |there erected with all possible} ® 70? BVAEASL 10. creo at NeW) dent, J. A. Fortune; vice presi-}let the water in a great deal tow
) Court, “Not to. my knowl- pel scnisey Bree oe }An entire extra unit is to be | speed by Mr. Matthews, the super. unit and get it in running shape.!qent, T. O’Brien; secretary, Dan|freely for either comfort or
Hee,” was his standby, and this To Develop pinbaviea. jadded to the plant, and this will|intendent, Then the expert from the manu-|Sutherland; guard, M. Garton;|safety,
d to convinee, Judge Young M Wilfred Doughty, who is | 80 materially increase the amount As will be remembered the firm] facturers can attend and pass the! chaplain, G, Bernstein; inspector, Everyone who has had anything
d prisoner had used the knife eg 1 ea of the B Go Fish-| Of “juice” hat can be turned out| supp lying the machinery had sug-| plant before it actually begins to! James Duke. Then the following|/to de with the work on. this
fe in self defense, and dis 60 nt Ae ni and Mr 7 H,| that before very long now the eral ge sted that one of their men}|do commercial supply work. Cili-| were elected as delegates to the/lamentable wreck agrees that
lider conditions of real fear of a aoa Onig city, -were in ot-| of electrical power applied tolshould be present to take charge| zens generally are satisfied that; Trades and Labor Couneil: 8./ Diver Ole Evanson deserves im-
ed the charge accordingly. pao A Bey en aii to Victoria! elevators and small plants in the}of the erection of the plant, but}the arrival of the machinery|stickney, J. J, Raatz and D.J/mense credit for his splendid
: wie ne eanan ‘Tor the development city will begin, Mr. Matthews is of opinion that} means more power in sight for|)Sutherland. The new union starts}work, He has taken his life in
oa apt *: The new machinery is to be un-|the work of erection can be pei Prince Rupert. off with a strong membership. his hands again and again in
License for Up River of the Northern British CG jolumbia | ’ , sa
, | . ———— making descents into from seven
\ccording to private advices fisheries, |e ; f . ey sd an fath : ork ar j
. { iS LE BOWLING to ten fathoms to work around a
ved from Victoria, a liquor : ; ANNUAL MEETING plan Phis is a local company|kind, weighing 24,000 pounds. REMARKAB ’ wreck fouled with a tangled dack
© has been granted to I. K, Stalker & Wells for stamped| ~ with an authorized capital of} Work will be done on two floors, load of lumber in a diving sult
, f : VF : ‘an : ; : on hininés . nips. Prince Rupert’s Star Bowler is A,|'0au | é e*4
‘ughton of Terrace. eges, 60c a dozen if | Local Building Company Have a/ 850,000, shaves $10 each, Pros-Jall ironing being done upstairs, D. McArthur of Premier Boys, | Which has again and again shown
| Successful Year. pectus and further information| leetrig irons will be used, When itself leaky and terribly dangers
. — may be secured at the registered|all these machines are installed am ot Ol dnv-aud lous ’ ,
TES AGO The annual meeting of the}otlice of the company, MeCaffery| prices of laundry work will be - With a care # ioe ss and . i See cee
PRINCE RUPERT TWENTY MINU Prince Rupert Building and In-| & Gibbons, Third Avenue, lereatly reduced for the reason|=?* ! three Triendly games 0 ; o . :
‘ : | | ' bowls on Saturday night, which Brotherhood social tonight a
vestment Co,, Limited, was held that it will require less time to , 7 8 ’ . ;
’ ' 1 : sliave ’ » recor ’ o'clock. Publie invited, A
jat the office of McCaffery & Gib- Pioneer Steam Laundry get the work oul, We have now)! LITRE saan ae oe pleasant evening promised.
George Frizzell left on his launch with a full cargo of |bons, on the 25th, The report of} The Pioneer Steam  Laundry|in operation our eleetrolizer with the oon ee ] oA es oO ; - OP SOE PEON
meat and mail for Port Essington, the directors was accepted and alare enlarging their plant to dou-j|our own eleetricity We make get ae on dis anes se ee erro
F. D. Keeley takes option on large business property, dividend of 16 per cent, declared.|ble its capacity, and haye placed/our bleach out of salt and water, | Bimsell, . an " ne pe ( a 5 806 ‘ lo eae it
; ce sihitd avariié The old board of direetors were | orders for several large mach Ino chemicals being used, This ie ne m v wen eo eggs, O00 a dozen
\lderman Dybhayn moyes his office to Third avenue, re-elected, lines, including another large flat|system is the very latest and| stale ab Cae PRe".° " Cl $i t 1 a a et ars
Finance Minister Douglas calls upon the Bank of Mon | The first year’s operation of}work ironer of the very latest}/harmiess to the linen Phe | ames, @ , DONS iquors and ols =
treal. the company was very successful} improved kind, capable of iron-|bleach is the — best disinfectant Savoy.
‘formance of “Breezy and during the present year the}ing linen on both sides at the rate} known, Kor row boats and launches aE nate aot ee
It was decided to repeat the performa ate of erecting dwellings will belof 85 feet per minute. The lat} |telephone 820 green, Davis boat Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners.
‘ont, proceeds for charity, ia 4 . | , ‘ ' $4 1} ’ Pl > 4
; continued on a more extensive! work ironer is the largest of its} Warm, clean rooms at Savoy. | house, one 4,
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